Case background
On November 21, 2021, an SUV driven by Darrell Brooks struck people at the Waukesha Christmas parade in Wisconsin, killing six and injuring many others. Brooks represented himself at his trial before Judge Jennifer Dorow. The jury found him guilty on all 76 counts, including six counts of first-degree intentional homicide.
More background & key dates
This collection follows Law&Crime’s 15 trial-day broadcasts, then two sentencing days. The verdict was returned on October 26, 2022; on November 16, Brooks received six consecutive life sentences plus 762 years. Jury selection, pretrial hearings and later appeals are outside this collection. The broadcasts include breaks and commentary.
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Key dates
- November 21, 2021
The Waukesha Christmas parade attack killed six people. Source ↗
- October 26, 2022
The jury returned guilty verdicts on all 76 counts. Source ↗
- November 16, 2022
Brooks received six consecutive life sentences plus 762 years. Source ↗
Collection scope & recording notes
The 2022 Wisconsin trial of Darrell Brooks for the Waukesha Christmas parade attack. Follow Law&Crime’s trial Days 1–15 from opening statements through the verdict, then two sentencing broadcasts. The jury convicted Brooks on 76 counts, including six counts of first-degree intentional homicide. On November 16, 2022, he received six consecutive life sentences plus 762 years. This collection covers the original trial and sentencing, not later appeals. 17 recordings, approximately 144 broadcast hours. Original source titles and credits are retained. LIVE in a title refers to the original broadcast. Recordings can contain breaks and broadcaster commentary; this is not a certified complete court record.